Sorry to hear that, maybe it will be an isolated case. I think some of these homes are handling it better than others
Is likely isolated...this town has 4 Covid cases
Marines deploy to support Roosevelt carrier, Esper open to reinstating commander
APRIL 10, 2020 / 5:09 PM
By Christen McCurdyApril 10 (UPI) — The Navy has deployed a team of medical professionals to Guam to augment efforts to manage an outbreak of the novel coronavirus on the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
According to the Marine Corps, about 230 sailors and Marines arrived in Guam “throughout the first weeks of April” to support the Roosevelt’s medical staff in assessing, managing and treating symptoms of COVID-19 while the ship is docked in Guam.
As of Friday, 447 sailors from the ship have tested positive, and 3,155 of its 4,800-strong crew have been moved ashore in Guam, according to Navy figures reported by Stars and Stripes.
The aircraft carrier has been docked in Guam since late March, when it stopped on the island to test its crew of about 4,800 for COVID-19.
The outbreak has been the center of a political firestorm that resulted in the removal of its captain, Brett Crozier, and the resignation of the Navy’s acting secretary after Crozier sent a letter pleading for more resources to manage the outbreak.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper told CBS This Morning on Friday that he is willing to consider reinstating Crozier, pending the outcome of an investigation.
“No further action will be taken against Capt. Crozier until the investigation is completed.